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At least 28 suspected gang members killed in clash with Haitian police, residents
SUMMARY: In Haiti, citizens have joined forces with the police in a revolt against gang violence, resulting in the deaths of 28 gang members during an overnight gun battle in Ponville, near Port-au-Prince. A spokesperson for the Haitian National Police reported that the community is tired of being victimized and actively participated in the fight by confronting the gangs. Local residents provided support during a police operation that involved stopping a truck filled with gang members. The police seized weapons, including hundreds of bullets, while assuring that no community members were harmed. Gang leaders are now threatening citizens through social media platforms.
CBS News Miami’s Tania Francois reports on the latest on the situation in Haiti.
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'It's become sort of a nightmare': State launches My Safe Fla Condo program to help condo owners
SUMMARY: High insurance rates and rising HOA fees have created a crisis for condo owners in Florida, particularly impacting seniors. St. Petersburg residents, facing soaring costs influenced by reforms after the Surfside collapse, describe their once-dream living situations as nightmares. The state has launched the MyAY Florida condo pilot program, providing up to $175,000 in grants to associations, but only 160 out of nearly 2,000 associations may benefit due to the limited $30 million fund. Condo owners are urging for legislative action to ease financial burdens, as the pilot program quickly filled up and is no longer accepting applications.
Florida has launched the “My Safe Florida Condo” pilot program hoping to combat the state’s insurance crisis that is now coupled …
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Wild hog spotted roaming Publix parking lot in Florida
SUMMARY: A wild hog was spotted roaming outside a Publix in Flagler County, Florida, causing quite a stir in the parking lot. A shopper, initially mistaking the animal for a dog, realized it was a wild boar and captured a video. The hog, likely from nearby woods, was grazing alone, as wild boars are typically found in groups in Florida. These animals, not native but present for centuries, are common across the state. Flagler County has been tracking wild boar sightings via an online dashboard, receiving numerous reports so far.
Shoppers in Flagler County encountered an unusual sight outside a Publix grocery store: a wild hog wandering the parking lot.
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Rays say team has suspended work on new stadium, commission delays vote again | Florida
SUMMARY: The Tampa Bay Rays have suspended plans for a $1.2 billion stadium in St. Petersburg, citing the Pinellas County Commission’s decision to postpone a $312.5 million bond issue crucial for the project. In a letter, Rays co-presidents expressed their disappointment, stating the county’s failure to approve the bonds jeopardized the stadium’s 2028 delivery. Commissioner Chris Scherer criticized the team’s demands as unnecessary and questioned the feasibility of financing the new stadium. Meanwhile, the Rays will play next season at George Steinbrenner Field. The St. Petersburg City Council will also address the urgent roof repairs needed for Tropicana Field, estimated at $55 million.
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